Language not easy for anything and perhaps Japanese have some distrust or uneasiness working with foreigners. 

I do owe him 5k and told him the checks were ready for pickup but still no response 1- You hold that 5k until…2- Review the details in your contract, specifically Scope of Work, release payment descriptions3- Review contractor default or termination clauses or language in contract4- Review permit status with municipality, if permits were pulled.

That’s not to say that many residential loan docs don’t contain this language.

In all the states where we operate, we have been vetted by the real estate commission and our attorneys to make sure we follow their marketing rules and guidelines.It’s best to have everything vetted by a real estate attorney who can then ensure that the language used in your contract and MLS listing complies with local state laws. 

Assuming the buyer has no signed agreements - realtor A expired and typically language in contract that has like a 90 day window after agreement expires.

Learn the Language: Understand key investment terms.2.

Even though I will most likely win the case with my own funds fighting it, all three insurance companies found language in the contract that disqualifies coverage for this type of event.So I dont have faith in most insurance companies - they all seem to tighten up when claims are filed. 

But, one thing, the language we use in the Whatsapp group is Spanish.

If the entering tenant is going to be added to the lease the existing lease language would apply. 

@James McGovernGeraci and Doss have standard docs - believe one site is called lighting docsI have a set from my own attorney as I want specific language included in the documents